My Grandma has a regular hospital bed, do these rails cover the entire span of the side, her full rails leave gaps at the head and foot.
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The way I have mine set up, there is a 9" gap at the head and a 9" gap at the foot. If I remember correctly, when I was setting it up, I may have been able to make it so that there was almost no gap at the head...maybe even at the foot...or a choice of one or the other...but I realized that when I turned my mom on her side to change her, her face would be right up against the rail and I would risk injuring her if I wasn't careful. There is a designated place on the bed frame to place the piece that the rail attaches to but I believe you can place it in other places, but it wouldn't be in the little cut out notch that is in the designated place. That cut out notch is very small. Whether the piece would slip over time I don't know.
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Recently, we have fully extended the bed rails on my mom's standard hospital bed to keep her in bed at night. There is about 9"of space at the head of the bed and about 9" of space at the foot of the bed. We have also added padded bed rail covers to protect her legs and arms from getting stuck between the rails.
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Hi Jerry, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Deluxe Full Length Hospital Bed Side Rails. When the rails are lowereed they should be below your mattress allowing the person in the bed to have easy access in and out.
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I have metal rails. Ones that are pretty much a square. With time, the bed was sinking in the middle. I bought this piece for support. It doesn't "attach" to the metal rails, but it stays in place provided that it is adjusted properly. I haven't had an issue with it since I've purchased it.
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Should be easily modified with velcro strips to attach to hospital bed rails
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You need to be able to clip the tracks that support the cover to the inside of the bed rails. If the bedliner doesn't come all the way up to the rails you should be okay.
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Not exactly sure what the bed rails are but the clamps on the tonnue cover are adjustable. Hope this helps.
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Bed rails have to come off. I don't know of any cover that will fit with bedrails
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You cannot install bed rails with the tonneau cover. You would have to look for a special made cover that will fit with bed rails.
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The width fits a queen size bedframe. As stated in answer to previous question, "There are plates included that bolt to both legs of the frame and bridge the gap." I did not do this as the headboard then would be wider than the full size frame. Mine was for a queen & fit niecly.
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No. This is positioned between the mattress and foundation. A hospital bed has no foundation. Also, this is too wide and does not "bend" so you would not be able to raise up the head of the hospital bed. If you continue with use of the hospital bed get "half side rails". Hospital beds usually come with full length side rails but you can get half rails from the vendor. They are half the length and while not meant to, they can be used to help a person position themselves. They will also be able to be raised and lowered.
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No. This model is narrow, and sized to fit a hospital bed. I'm not even sure if it would fit on a twin. There's another model that includes extensions for full, queen, and king: Drive Medical Home Bed Style Adjustable Length Bed Rails, Brown Vein
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Yes, I do with my grandma since she spends alot of time in bed. I use a soft thin sheet and a draw pad. The mattress has been great for pressure relief for her. Skin remains intact.
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No...you can see that there is a light brown surface, with the two black rails from the pictures...a Full size mattress spans just inside the edges of those two black rails (so to be honest, you can see a bit of the tan surface). A Queen mattress will actually sit "up on" those two rails, and be even with the very edges of the bed. I am afraid that a King mattress would hang over quite a bit.--Be aware that no matter the mattress you choose...there are quite possibly a large number of other bed frames that will be better than this one will...even for what seems like an inexpensive amount of money to pay...would I trade this for something else, if I could?...in an instant No...you can see that there is a light brown surface, with the two black rails from the pictures...a Full size mattress spans just inside the edges of those two black rails (so to be honest, you can see a bit of the tan surface). A Queen mattress will actually sit "up on" those two rails, and be even with the very edges of the bed. I am afraid that a King mattress would hang over quite a bit.--Be aware that no matter the mattress you choose...there are quite possibly a large number of other bed frames that will be better than this one will...even for what seems like an... » Read More No...you can see that there is a light brown surface, with the two black rails from the pictures...a Full size mattress spans just inside the edges of those two black rails (so to be honest, you can see a bit of the tan surface). A Queen mattress will actually sit "up on" those two rails, and be even with the very edges of the bed. I am afraid that a King mattress would hang over quite a bit.--Be aware that no matter the mattress you choose...there are quite possibly a large number of other bed frames that will be better than this one will...even for what seems like an inexpensive amount of money to pay...would I trade this for something else, if I could?...in an instant « Show Less
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Since the rail covers overlap in the front corners, the cover seals leave a little gap. I have not had too much of a problem with this but have considered using a little caulk in the gaps to help out.
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The clamps fit just above the side tracks. I have the bed extender which sometimes gets it the way of the clamps, but I just have to slide the extender toward to cab or toward the back a little. Overall it's a great fit.
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It seems that the designer of the bed doesn't think a guard rail is needed -- the steel frame of the springs should give it enough structural rigidity. However, I wouldn't like that frame exposed, and so when that time comes (my granddaughter is only 10 mos old right now), I plan to just fashion a piece of wood, shaped with a router to a nice curve and stained, to serve to cover the exposed spring frame so it looks like it's a proper piece of the bed.
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I did not note a big gap -- we have put the twin mattress from her old bed on this frame and it works fine -- also standard bedding -- the one thing to note is that it is very difficult for an adult to get onto this bed and so changing the bedding has had to be simplified to something my seven year old can handle by herself with instructions from me -- for us this meant using only a fitted sheet with a comforter on top